Breach of Contract, Damages – ACCA Corporate and Business Law (LW) (ENG)
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Hey, I have a question. I am studying OpenTuition notes with detail but I was wondering the need to read a proper textbook like Kaplan. Should I or the notes are enough?
To read cases I think I have to….
You don’t need the cases! I lecture the cases because they frequently are the source for the point of law, but you don’t need to know them, neither the names nor dates.
The course notes are a good basis for your law studies but it is absolutely imperative that you get hold of a revision kit and spend endless hours practicing exam-style questions. And, when you’ve worked through the entire revision kit, work through it again! Repeat
Useful tip: don’t write your attempts in the revision kit itself. Write your answers on a separate piece of paper. Repeat
You are lucky that I saw your question – it would have been better posted in the Ask ACCA Tutor forum – I look at that forum every day!
OK?
Ok got it.
And if at any time another question is to be asked, I’ll make sure that I ask it on Ask ACCA Tutor Forum.
Thank You
Good (wo)man :–)
Waiting for your questions 馃檪
” … and the court said, Get Lost, Go Away!. You are wasting the court’s time”
Mike you are such a humorous Teacher. Good Lord! I have never seen anyone like you
The humour comes from the subject – law is such FUN 馃檪
Hi Mike, Love the lectures and want to say thank you very much for making a boring subject sound interesting. I can resonate with you on the northern anecdotes as I think I am from the same place as you. Wishing you all the best.
Just one thing to note – The test for Chapter 4, I don’t think the questions really relate to Chapter 4, I think they are more suited for Chapter 5.
@chrisprothero: totally my words.
Well that’s a lovely comment to read on a Sunday morning
So glad that you’re enjoying the law 馃檪
Thanks
Hi Mike, I love your lectures, I never thought I鈥檇 be laughing during an online Law lecture. You have a fantastic way of normalising complex subjects and just when I may find myself drifting off, you also find something amusing to say, which helps me re-engage with the lecture, giving it my full attention once more. I wish more lecturers had your passion, knowledge and wit.
Thanks Chris